The New Opportunities (w/o Offline Source) metric in Hubspot tracks the number of new sales opportunities generated through online sources, such as website visits or social media, excluding any offline sources like trade shows or referrals.
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New SQLs (without offline sources) is a metric that measures the number of newly generated SQLs (Sales Qualified Leads) within a specific time period, excluding those who were sourced from offline channels such as trade shows or events.
The New Opportunities by Paid Social Source metric in Hubspot shows the number of new potential customers generated through paid social media marketing efforts, helping businesses measure the effectiveness of their social media advertising campaigns.
The Sessions by Organic Search Source metric tracks the number of website sessions that have been driven by users finding the site through an organic search result on a search engine.
Total number of Emails Successfully Clicked split up by Email Title. No historical data is available from the initial connection.
Top Blog Posts by Pageviews is a metric that shows which blog posts on a website received the most views from users. It helps identify popular topics and content that resonates with the audience.
Top Blog Posts by Click-through Rate shows the most successful blog posts in terms of getting readers to click on links within the content. This metric reflects the effectiveness of internal linking and the relevance of the content to the readers' interests.
The Blog Views by Blog metric in Hubspot tracks the number of views received by each individual blog post within a selected time frame, allowing users to measure the popularity and engagement of specific blog content.
The Landing Page Views to Submission Rate metric measures the percentage of people who submit a form on a landing page after viewing it. It helps to evaluate the effectiveness of the landing page in converting visitors into potential leads.